The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-26

out some OF the incest things in the bakery line
ever Seen in Tallahassee.
-Malarial p0isons contain the germs of dan-
gerous diseases II these posons accumulate In
the system, Typhoid, Bilious, Intermittent or
Chill Fever is sure to follow. Ayers Ague Cure
Is warranted specific for malaria.
j. E. Yonge, E. W. Perry, D. A. Fnlayson,
Dr. J. Y. Porter, B. F. Howlan, j. NJ. Withrow,
G. +. Spencer VIM. Fisher, j. H. Tatum, W. d.
Chipley, F. W. Mumby, ]. N. Slaughter D. E.
Maxwell, F. ]. Hnson, r. L. Hopson, Dr. A. L.
Cole, DR.. H. r. Stout l. l.. Harris and Geo. s.
Hallmark were among the arrivals at the Leon
| this week.
Squire w. T. Cogswell the democratic lea.
| der OF Precinct No. H. shows US letter recently
received from his fathers cousin, DR.. H. D. Cogs-
well, the eminent philantLropist of San Fran
cisco, who has donated million dollars to found
and endow the Cogswell Polytechnic College,"
in that city. The Call prints picture of the
magnificent building, which will cover an acre
of ground. Dr. Cogswel is an eminent tenn
perance advocate, and has donated costly foun-
tains to many cities The letter head of DR..
| Cogswelps lengthy epistle to his Florida kins-
man Is embeshed with the ia nily coat of arms
granted in 1447 to Lord Humphrey Cogswell
Hon. r. w. Davis, of Palatka, is registered
at the St. James with his bright little daughter
Miss Rosa. The exSpeaker's children always
| find plenty of friends wherever their father is
known.
The place for invalids to recuperate is at
Murray Hall, Pablo Beach 3u
Miss Leila Bassett left last Saturday to
spend few weeks with friends in Jacksonville
MIR. Lyman E. Barnes, prominent young
attorney of Rockledge, was among the welcome
visitors to the FLoRIDIAN sanctum during the
past week.
We are requested to announce that Elder w.
NJ Davis, of Lake City, will preach at the Bap-
fist Church, on Clinton street, next Sunday, the
goth. All are cordially invited.
Tallahassee clerks are agitatng the ques-
ton of closing at g. p. NJ. from June first to Sep
TENDER first.
The June term of the Supreme Court of
Florida will begin at Tallahassee on the 18th
proxmo.
Dent forget that you can buy trunks, at
New York cost,
at Y. A. LEWIS
Health depends on the strictest enforcement
of the sanitary regulations
Mrs S. D. Moore, of Starke, is spending
week with Tallahassee friends
Miss Emma Wilson left for Memphis, Tenn,
on Monday, to visit her sister, Mrs N NJ Long.
Last Thursday night case of imported gin
was stolen from Ball Bros. bar. Saturday night
the theft was reported to Mr.. John A. Pearce,
Leon countys efficient sheriff, and in less than
two hours he had arrested aud jailed Joe Will
liams, alias big Bill" policeman He had a
hearing before Justice w. w. McGritf Tuesday
and was recommited to await the action of the |
grand jury.
Weekly rates at Murray Hall will be $14. !
3tf
The attention of everybody is invited to the |
immense advertisement of w. r. Wilson, who |
is now offering bargains that will astonish all |
who examine his goods and learn his prices
-Ex-Mayor L. Harrison, of Lake City, made !
pleasant call on the FLoRIDIAN yesterday
-"Ye local. picked ripe tomatoes from his
garden on the 22d.
Mr. H. S Elliott had ripe peaches from
his trees this week.
-Raspberrics are ripening in the Tallahassee
Country.
Hon. Henry A. 'Engle, Ex-State Treasur-
er, has been at the Capitol for week past
Farmers Can get Grier's Almanac for 1887,
free, at M. Lively's drug store. ad-tf
Yesterday, Miss Evelyn Niche and Miss
Lizzie Patterson, two of Virginias attractive
daughters who have been visiting Miss Eva
Com"r"n on North CALHOUN street, left for their
home in Petersburg, and carry witn tuein
best wishes of large circle of friends and
quaintances formed during their brief stay in
Tallahassee, all of whom look forward to their
return at some future time.
Mr.. r. P. Benedict having been offered
position in New York, he and his family will
lcaye for the North to day.
Hon E. G. F. Sanchez, Of Gainesville made
pleasant call on the FLoRIDIAN yesterday.
hon. r. C. Parkhill, the popular Clerk of
Jefferson county, was welcome visitor at the
FLoRIDIAN sanctum yesterday. He came over
to attend the reception at the Leon, on Tuesday
night in honor OF Senator Pasco, and returned
home yesterday, perfectly happy man.
Hon. j. Ernest Yonge, ex Adjutant-General
of Florida, has been at the Leon for week
past.
Mr.. VIM Fisher, a successful young attor-
ney of Pensacola was among the welcome Wis
itors at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum this week.
Mr.. B. A. Meginnss will take pleasure in OBJ
tanning anything In the Hardware Line, on short |
notice, not found in our stock
AT G. w. SAXON & Co.
We are glad to know that Col. Fred Myers
La resigned the position which required that
he should sp~-a so much of his time away from
Tallahassee. The following is from General
Order No &C. issued from the Sanford office of
Mr.. Fred T. Myers having resigned the position
of General Land Agent of the South Florida Rail-
road Company, to accept the Assistant Attorney
ship of the Plant Investment Company, with head
accepted, to take effect May Is, 1887
Ali correspondence relating to the Land Depart
ment will be addressed to Mr. g. 0. Chase, Treas
urer Land Department.; Mr.. George Fox, Chief
Clerk Sanford, Fla, until further orders.
j. E. INGRAHAM Pres't.
A New Way TO Pay Old Debts.